Ricotta and Kale salad. Kale is a little bit bitter to eat in this form, but the riccotta salada helps to balance this. Mark ate every last bite (he loves salad). I would add a bit of sugar to the dressing next time.
Kale and Potato Puree. This was a real winner. So rich and creamy, you really couldn't even taste the kale. Not sure if that is bad or good. Even Andy ate it, and he doesn't really do table food at this point. Course, it practically is baby food. Anyways, it is a great side for a sunday dinner. It is pictured here with meatloaf.

Roasted kale. Really? You can roast kale? Yup. I really enjoyed this as well, but Mark and both kids thought it was wierd. It gets really crispy, like a thin potato chip. The flavor reminded me of fried okra. Next time I would skip the vinegar step. Don't need it. Picture here with leftover meatloaf.

3 comments:
I have no idea what kale is. Is this a geographic thing?
I think I may have heard the word once, but really, I have never seen or eaten it (that I know of).
My daughter actually eats kale raw - she munches on it at the grocery store while I'm shopping. It's also good in white bean soups. I sometimes use it with spinach in a green smoothie - just make sure to blend for a bit. I'll have to try the potato recipe.
You should name your next kid Kale.
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